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How do you build the most effective c-suite and executive leadership team? Today, we speak with @George Dobbins, Co-Founder of @Beaumont Bailey and Mentor at @Pi Labs. Listen in to hear George’s advice on: Building effective leadership teams Key mistakes when starting up and building your c-suite George’s relationship with an ex Dragon (from Dragon’s Den) Recommendations on the best restaurants in the UK —- In releasing this podcast, we are also delighted to announce our partnership with @beta. BETA is the UK’s leading build environment & technology networking platform. Their main aim is to connect traditional industry with technology partners as well as connecting construction & proptech companies with advisors, VC’s, angel investors, technology partners AND contacts at some of the top corporations in the UK, Europe and globally. More info in the comments. Thanks for all your support on the podcast so far. We have more exciting guests lined up in the coming months. Please also help us out by reviewing our podcast on whichever platform you get your podcast from.

From marketing to Construction and Venture Capital. Eric Whobrey is the Director of Technology and in Arco/ Murray and Managing Partner in Arco Ventures. Join us for this insightful conversation with Eric to hear about: – technology driven ideas that are shaping our industry – what VCs look for in the start up founder – design and build contractor’s view on technology – many more!

Get out of the building!!! Today we are delighted to welcome someone who lives and breathes construction technology, Ram Ramisetti. From India to Europe, the Middle East, and now the USA, Ram worked his way from architecture to sustainability and now acts as both an Investor, and Advisor to construction technology companies. Tune in to hear Ram’s advice and insights on: Global construction, Pain points and opportunities Strategies for founders Fundamentals for success and scaling. If you’re enjoying the podcast, please check us out on Spotify, Google, Pocketcasts, Apple and any other place you get your podcasts from.

If you want to hear a story how Ben went from poker player to founding successful architectural practice and cofounding two other construction businesses – look no further. In this episode we speak with Ben Richards of Aura Architecture, architectural practice. Ben talks about his journey of setting up traditional construction businesses. He explains his approach to risk taking in business and also how he is disrupting “measured surveys” industry with his latest venture XP Surveys. We hope you enjoy the podcast.

What’s the fastest way to turn your idea into a sellable product? As companies embrace the digital revolution, figuring out where to start can be hard work. From initial upfront costs, to finding the right expert and a company you can trust is an issue. @Roman Zomko of @Impressit explains how to best approach introducing software solutions both internally, and from a start-up perspective, using a premium software agency. Listen in to hear Roman’s journey from growing up in Ukraine to selling on the global stage, and why starting a software project in the right way can save you tons of business issues in the future.

Next episode of Bricks&Bytes with very driven Brandon Johnson, CEO of SeracTech. Brandon’s latest venture SeracTech helps converting planning applications into sales opportunities. Please join us for this exciting conversation with Brandon.

How do you go from working in the construction industry to becoming a venture capitalist? Today we speak with Alice Leung of venture capital investment firm Brick & Mortar Ventures and Formwork Labs. Alice talks about the construction industry as an investment opportunity, trends in the world of investment, and Brick & Mortar’s strategy when it comes to start-ups. Apologies for the lower recording quality – 41 degree heat calls for not-so-ideal settings! We hope you enjoy the podcast. Please check out our page Bricks & Bytes and hit the follow button!

Creating products for the construction industry has plenty of opportunities as the industry becomes more and more digitized. In this conversation, lead product designer at Mastt – Jithesh Ramesh gives us plenty of insights into product design for the construction industry.

ConTech – a fast-growing tech industry that is experiencing an influx of investment. In 2021, over $4bn was raised by contech firms – almost double compared with the previous year. Join us as we speak with Eliyahu Rapaport, CEO of Global Construction Tech and Innodeal – to talk about the contech scene, investing in the space, and the global outlook. Eliyahu is an amazing human being who supports and encourages companies in the world of contech. We hope you enjoy the conversation as much as we did.

Join our conversation with Aydin Ozcekic – the CEO of Botmore. Aydin has a vast experience in traditional construction sector and data analysis. His company Botmore helps traditional construction businesses to utilize crucial data to increase the productivity. We discuss how frustrating and resistant to change the industry is, and why IA (artificial intelligence) might change the game of construction landscape in the future.

3D printing is a technology that’s been around a while, but how many of us have seen it being used on a live construction site? Well… that might be about to change. Join us as we speak with Henry UNTERREINER, Co-founder of Hyperion Robotics – providers of 3D printed reinforced concrete robotics and on-site micro-factories. Their mission is to cut material waste, lead times and the CO2 impact that typical concrete manufacturing processes retain. Henry speaks to us about his journey from France to Finland, and how he ended up in Helsinki to help fulfill his vision.

Join our conversation with Paul Conway – the founder of Yuno. Yuno supports its users and communities to navigate the complexities of the property market by providing free access to unmatched market intelligence. Paul explains the significance of having accurate data in property industry and talks about his views on the future of PropTech.